The eye

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GCSE Biology (SB2 Cells and Control) FlashCards sobre The eye, criado por Noah Cliff em 05-02-2018.
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Identify the main parts of the eye The retina The lense The Corena The Pupil The Optic nerve The Iris
How has the Iris adapted to their function? The Iris can constrict or dilate to change the amount of light entering the eye.
How has the Cornea adapted to their function? The cornea refracts the light that enters through the pupil together.
How has the Lens adapted to their function? The lens receives the light rays from the cornea it fine tunes the light using the Ciliary Muscles (which makes the lens fatter or thinner for far/near objects)
How has the Retina adapted to their function? The retina has layers of Rods and cones The Rods- They detect difference in light intensity The Cones- They are the receptors that detect different colours (some cones see red and some see green and blue)
Why are some people Shortsighted? Shortsightedness could be due to the eyeball being too long or the cornea being too curved both resulting in the light rays from far away distances not hitting the retina.
Why are some people Longsighted? This is the opposite of Shortsightedness as the eyeball is either too short or the Cornea is too flat.
How are people colour blind? People with colourblindness have defective cones in their retina that do not work.
Define Cataract A build-up of protein in the lens that makes it cloudy resulting in faulty vision
How does one remove a cataract? The clouded lens could be replaced with an artificial plastic lens.
How can Short/Longsightedness be cured? 1. The first solution is to wear glasses or contact lenses to refract the light before it enters the eye. a- for shortsightedness divergent lenses b- for longsighted converging lenses 2. A more perminant solution is to undergo laser surgery where a laser cuts away at the cornea and reshape it.

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